Plateau State: Governor Receives Peace Roadmap, Emphasises Dialogue and Federal Collaboration

JOS, Oct. 14 (EME) – Plateau State Governor has received a strategic report outlining measures for lasting peace and pledged continued dialogue, institutional steps and closer work with the federal government, according to state and independent accounts.

The document, produced by a committee chaired by former Governor Joshua Dariye following high-level engagement with President Tinubu, addresses security, community protection, support for displaced persons, livelihood restoration and interfaith measures. Mutfwang has described the report as a roadmap for practical interventions.

On X, accounts such as the Plateau State Directorate of Press (@DOPA_PLSG) and others have shared the governor’s recent remarks on security strategies and the need for political will and context-sensitive responses. Earlier incidents, including attacks in areas such as Angwan Rukuba, have prompted federal security deployments and state curfew measures in affected zones.

Long-running communal tensions in the state have repeatedly drawn attention from security agencies and civil society.

Special recognition to owners of handles including @DOPA_PLSG and local observers for circulating official and contemporaneous accounts of peace and security developments in Plateau State.